Former Rep. Mike Rogers of Michigan has traveled to the early voting GOP presidential nominating states and is considering a 2024 Republican White House campaign.
Sen. Josh Hawley gave his prediction of what comes next after President Biden signed a law allowing the Office of the Director of National Intelligence to declassify COVID origins.
Two Republicans introduced legislation on Monday aimed at fighting back against the Biden administration's repeated attempt to ban gas stoves from consumers.
New York Attorney General Letitia James filed an appeal against a ruling by the state Supreme Court blocking a rule that allowed the state government to force people into quarantine.
Robert Costello, the former legal advisor to ex-Trump attorney Michael Cohen, appeared before the grand jury in the Manhattan District Attorney’s investigation into former President Trump Monday, and testified that Cohen is a “serial liar.”
Members of the SEIU Local 99 who work for the Los Angeles Unified School District plan to strike for three days starting Tuesday over wages, respectful treatment and more.
Indiana lawmakers have passed a bill that would outlaw so-called "Glock switches," which are capable of triggering machine gun-like fire from semiautomatic pistols.
Rep. Cole Hefner introduced the Wrongful Death Protection Act this month to hold abortion pill manufacturers and providers responsible for wrongful deaths.
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco said California Gov. Gavin Newsom's goal of closing prisons is resulting in "hardened criminals" being released early.
A former prosecutor says former President Trump is unlikely to be handcuffed if he is indicted, and that he's more likely to coordinate with authorities on surrendering.
Republican presidential candidate, who's a 2024 rival to former President Donald Trump, says it would be 'it would be a national disaster' if Trump's indicted but opposes street protests
California Democratic Rep. Juan Vargas said he might vote to impeach Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas over border wall construction.
Lawmakers in Arkansas approved a bill that would increase property tax credits for thousands of homeowners. The legislation will boost the tax credit from $375 to $425.
A federal court issued an injunction Sunday, partially blocking the Biden administration from moving forward with a regulation that would broadly redefine protected waters.
Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser announced a probe into former deputy mayor John Falcicchio but declined to go into detail due to privacy concerns around the "sensitive matter."
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi bragged about her newfound freedom as a result of leaving Democratic leadership, saying she was now more free to speak her mind.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen in 2017 remarked that she did not believe another financial crisis like the 2008 crash and Great Recession would happen again in our lifetime.
Checked
2 minutes 9 seconds ago
Read all about the political news happening with Fox News. Learn about political parties, political campaigns, and international politics today.
